Sentence examples for demographic divisions from inspiring English sources

Some of the old party and demographic divisions did indeed resurface in this election.

Mr. de Blasio's campaign, fueled by a relentless focus on economic disparity and a searing critique of the Bloomberg administration, has transcended the city's traditional demographic divisions: he is drawing higher levels of support from men and women, older and younger, than any of his rivals.

This was the same number, over and over again: the 50-50 natior (or, as one misprint put it, "America: the so-so nation").Such political divisions cannot easily be shifted by any president, let alone in two years, because they reflect deep demographic divisions.

It operates its business through the economic and demographic divisions.

Of necessity, Democrats must weave their ideals into a larger tapestry, fusing social and racial justice with a unifying economic program that transcends demographic divisions.

The brain trust of the president's campaign arm led by Jim Messina, aka the creepy photographer in Blacksheep, and David Axelrod, aka the shady car salesman with a mustache, exploited these demographic divisions by messaging to them, mostly negatively.

All of this means that not only is science broad, it is also inclusive: there is room for everyone in the sciences, for every gender, country, socioeconomic status, language group, sex and any other demographic division you can think of.

But given Syria's demographics and divisions, violence is unlikely to subside during a transition, especially without a popularly backed interim government able to control armed groups.

Thanks to a tradition that swings between satire and miserabilism, they may figure as victims or villains, emblems of class divisions and demographic shifts, or (you suspect, in the near-future) the sullen tinder of riot.

For two decades, our widening divisions — geographic, demographic, informational, and economic — have fed a tsunami of incivility that degrades public discourse.

Here we use two different doses of brood pheromone to alter the foraging stimulus environment, thus changing demographics of colony division of labor, to demonstrate how division of labor associated with brood rearing affects colony growth rate.